Two types of lizards in the photos, one being the Malayan water monitor, which as the name suggests is active in water bodies such as reservoirs and canals.
While the clouded monitor is more land based often found in forests or parks scavenging in dense vegetation and undergrowth. Both are shy and wary of human presence.
A juvenile Malayan water monitor is seen resting in a tree, an uncommon sight considering I’ve never seen one climb up a tree.
Shot with the Olympus Omd Em1 mark1.
where do we even begin from the rubble or screams and yet we know how it all ends
a wave of standing ovations as dictators denounce their humanity on stage
flail loose limbs drained of energy until curtainfall
night the rain fills orifices with a sensual sort of lethargy
overturned stones revisiting the lies of november
all the ways we could have stayed sane but we chose love
where do we go when the quiet places have been taken over by demons
we laugh at the flesh while it debates its mortality
dream in my stead until the autumn night burns its last
elancharan gunasekaran 